Wireless. It’s fast becoming the standard for pretty much everything. From the wifi internet connections our laptops use to the remote key fobs that unlock our cars, connectivity of the non physical kind is a very popular attribute in the world of technology. When it comes to what is probably the most used wireless device in the world – the mobile phone – an important type of wireless connection is the bluetooth incarnation. Created in 1994 by Ericsson, it allows compatible devices to communicate with each other over short distances. I personally use bluetooth on a daily basis, via my cellphone. I have a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 smartphone that runs on the android operating system. As someone who like to maximise my tech’s potential, this works well for me as the OS allows me (with root access) to play with the capabilities of my hardware (like overclocking and undervolting) and do things that are normally not possible with the standard tech that is normally available. I particularly enjoy the apps that I have found on the android market, some of which have made my accessory purchases last longer than expected. I use two bluetooth devices with my phone – the MW600 stereo bluetooth headset and the MBW-150 bluetooth watch.
The Sony Ericsson MW600 Stereo Bluetooth Headset
